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Complete guide to masters programs in Jewish Studies at German universities
Masters programs in Jewish Studies provide comprehensive education combining theoretical foundations with practical applications. These programs typically last 1-2 yearsand prepare graduates for various career paths in academia, industry, and research.
Area of Study: Jewish Studies, History, Intercultural Studies, Cultural History, Cultural Studies, Slavic Studies Focus: Specialisation "International Russian Studies - Double Degree" - this specialisation will not be offered until further notice, Specialisation "International East-Central European Studies (Poland/Belarus/Ukraine) - Double Degree”, Specialisation “East Central and Eastern European Studies”, Polish and Russian Culture and Cultural History, Cultural History of Eastern European Judaism, History of Eastern Europe, Language Acquisition of Polish and Russian (depending on previous knowledge)
Area of Study: Protestant Theology, Jewish Studies, Religious Studies, Theology Focus: N/A
Area of Study: Islamic Theology, Jewish Studies, Catholic Theology, Religious Studies, Intercultural Studies, Islamic Studies Focus: Judaism, Christianity and Islam in their mutual relations; historical, religious studies and theological approaches combined
Area of Study: Jewish Studies, Religious Studies, Philosophy Focus: N/A
Area of Study: Jewish Studies Focus: Hebrew, Judaism, Jewish Studies, Language(s), Religion, History and Culture of the Jews
Area of Study: Jewish Studies Focus: N/A
Area of Study: Jewish Studies Focus: N/A
Area of Study: Jewish Studies Focus: N/A
Area of Study: Jewish Studies, Theology Focus: N/A
Area of Study: Jewish Studies Focus: N/A
Area of Study: Jewish Studies Focus: Rabbinic Hermeneutics, Jewish Literature, Gender Aspects, Jewish Philosophy of Religion, Judeo-Spanish, Yiddish, Arabic Philology, History and Impact of the Holocaust
Area of Study: Jewish Studies Focus: Diasporic Living Environments, Knowledge formation through cultural multiple affiliations, (Con)texts of Jewish Tradition Formation, Linguistic and Cultural Translation Processes: Migration, Minority and Diaspora Studies, Sociolinguistics of Minority Languages, History of Ethnology, Cultural Practices in Historical Perspective, 18th-21st Centuries, Democracy Research, State and Society in Eastern and South-eastern Europe, History of South Eastern Europe